Presentation
C/o relatively poor strengh of left arm. Patient was referred with chest wall asymmetry.
Patient Data
Age: 16 yrs
Gender: Male
From the case:
Poland syndrome
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On symptomatic LEFT side
- Clavicular head of pectoralis major is present.
- Sternal head pectoralis major is seen from menubrium.
No muscle origin from body of sternum.
- Costal head of pectoralis major is absent.
- Pectoralis major tendon is present but thiner than asymptomatic side.
- Pectoralis minor is present.
On asymptomatic RIGHT side
- All three heads ( clavicular, sternal, costal ) of pectoralis major are present.
- Pectoralis minor is present.
Case Discussion
Findings favor Poland syndrome.
Clinical examination by referring doctor showed presence of clavicular head of left pectoralis major.
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